Events
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Start: 2007-08-09 01:00
End: 2007-08-12 23:59
The 19th Fashion FairThe most anticipated trade show in Denmark has shown this country's fashion identity to the outside world joining creativity, quality, beauty and personality. Start: 2007-08-09 10:30
End: 2007-08-12 19:30
KNIT SHOW 2007Event Location: Year 2007 will bring Knit Show to its 7th edition of extravaganza in showcasing accessories and machineries of textile industry. This time the show is going to be bigger than before. Knit Show 2007 will be an extension of 2006 but much more loaded and rewarding. It is expected to include more than 700 participants from the various sectors of textile industry to take part in Knit show 2007. More facets of textile industry would be covered, featuring machineries and accessories which would not be sourced easily from an open market. An exhibitor would advantage a lot by placing his product to show case in Knit Show 2007. He would avail of the marketing benefits of Knit show 2007, and can possibly meet more numbers of potential customers than by going through his office channels. Visitors are also benefited. While it takes immense pain to compare and evaluate actual prices of textile accessories and machineries, Knit Show would lighten up the whole tedious process by bringing more than 700 exhibitors under one roof. Exhibitors: Knit Show is not just another retail exhibition. In order to benefit from the show a visitor is requested to have enough time to explore the whole exhibition in detail. The actual benefit could only be gained once the visitor gets to compare the varied pricing and quality displayed by 700 participants of the exhibition. You can avail of the ocean of benefits at Knit Show 2007. Unlike other exhibitions Knit show is targeted only to the retail garment sector. It helps in making a choice that’s right there in a visitors mind. Meet the right people who can offer you the product you want. Knit show is claimed to be the largest exhibition in garment and textile show in India. Also a gateway to the world of new innovative products and services Knit Show will smarten your business with excellent database of 700 companies to make smart and timely decisions. Event Producer: DISCLAIMER Information published above relies on information provided by event producers. BRAMFSA can accept no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of such information or for loss or damage caused by any use thereof. All dates and times are subject to change without notice and should be verified with respective event producer. Start: 2007-08-11 00:14
International Trade Fair for Women, Men, Kidswear, Lingerie, Accessories and Young FashionLocation: Fairground Krasnaya Presnya Expocentr Event Producer: Igedo Internationale Modemesse Kronen Gmbh U. Co Description: Moscow's biggest fashion fair for Womenswear, Casual, Accessoires, Cocktail Evening and Bridalwear, Furs, Leather, body & beachwear, shoes. For more details visit the official website at: www.igedo.com Start: 2007-08-11 01:00
End: 2007-08-16 23:59
NYIGF New York International Gift FairSummer 2007 ShowLocation: Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the Passenger Ship Terminal Event Producer: George Little Management Description: The show is the epicenter of design, fashion and retail innovation. There are more than 2,900 firms exhibiting in eleven major merchandise sections of the Fair, including international sponsored groups representing Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, Guatemala, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Poland, Canadian Province of Quebec, South Africa, Thailand and United Kingdom. For more details visit the official website at: www.nyigf.com Start: 2007-08-11 01:00
End: 2007-08-16 23:59
Location: Hilton Hotel Columbus Event Producer: CN MODELOS Celebrity Guest: Natalia Paris Description: EFW is recognized at a national and international level for their successful results and for being a venue that promotes talent, between designers, models, brands, companies and services. For more details visit the official website at: www.ecuadorfashion.org Start: 2007-08-11 09:00
End: 2007-08-13 17:00
Transit 2007The LA Shoe ShowEvent Producer: CMC (California Market Center) For more details visit the official website at: www.californiamarketcenter.com Start: 2007-08-11 19:00
End: 2007-08-11 22:00
Sao eles, brasileiros e acima de tudo totalmente internacionais – a mineira Carmem Gusmao, de Fort Lauderdale , a baiana Rose Lobo de Los Angeles e o carioca Ricardo Koebsch de Paris.
No proximo dia 11 de agosto, a coletiva “Circo das Fantasias”sera uma experiencia única. Uma exposição numa atmosfera colorida e divertida, como um grande circo. De um lado os artistas e seus trabalhos com personagens abstratos, simbólicos e impressionistas. Do outro o público, protagonista de um grande teatro.
Neste dia 11 de agosto, a Galeria sera a sede de uma praça cultural com caricaturas, sketches, fotografias “ lambe-lambe” e uma grande tela interativa – Venha inspirado, porque nesta noite voce tambem vai dar suas pinceladas !!
Uma exposição onde a ordem e celebrar o encontro do erudito com o popular da arte da rua e do ateliê
Saiba agora um pouco de cada um destes artistas -
Carmem Gusmao nasceu em Minas Gerais, cresceu em Belém do Pará ,na Amazonia.Tem obras em vários museus e galerias ao redor do mundo .Seu estilo,impressionismo abstrato foi fortemente influenciado pela cultura indígena,pelo barro,pelas aguas que correm nas margens transformadas em burnt siena,de uma Amazonia colorida, berço de inspiraçào.Sofreu tb influência do barroco mineiro,do latin,das ladainhas,psicologia e filosofia.Atualmente,vive e trabalha na Florida.
Rose Lobo é carioca de família baiana, nascida em plena terça feira de carnaval. Sua arte é simbólica, interativa e decorativa. Em algodão, ou em qualquer elemento encontrado no caminho, a coreógrafa, cenógrafa e bailarina registra suas cores, dinamismo e movimento pelas passarelas da vida . Ricado Koebsch has been living and working in France as an artist since 1988. He uses various techniques to integrate the past and the present, including techniques of prominent 18th century artists that are perfectly suited for modern artistic expression. | ||
